| January 13, 2023. Hello, Friday! We missed celebrating the end of the week nearly as much as we missed recommending music. Today, we're back to doing both. Enjoy: Apple Music | Spotify |
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| ⏰ Today's Big Stories... in 30 Seconds |
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| Today We Watched, Read, and Listened to (so you don't have to): |
| 434 articles, 22 podcasts, 15 press releases, 494 tweets, and 23 YouTube videos |
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| 1. Intel's Latest 13th Gen i9 Processor Boasts 6.0 GHz Out of the Box |
| Intel's new 13th Gen Core i9 desktop CPU is here, claiming speeds of up to 6.0 GHz right out of the box. Intel claims it's good for PC gamers and other enthusiasts due to its stock workload performance, which basically means it's fast and powerful without you needing to do much. Ready to drop $699 for it? |
| 2. Samsung's New SSD Is Blazing-Fast, Secure, and Energy-Efficient |
| Samsung just announced a new line of internal SSDs for PCs and laptops. The PM9C1A NVM SSD features the company's proprietary V-NAND controller tech and a 5nm controller, so expect it to be fast and efficient. There's no pricing or release info yet, but they will be available in sizes ranging from 256GB to 1TB. |
| 3. Get Ready for 360° Audio Recording on Your Galaxy Buds2 Pro |
| New updates are headed to Samsung's wearables. Specifically, 360 Audio Recording is now available on the Galaxy Buds2 Pro, while a Camera Controller update, which aims to provide more camera control from your wrist, comes to the Galaxy Watch4 and Watch5 in February. Exciting times, Samsung fans. |
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| In the fight for dominance within the wireless headphones market, Apple is the clear winner around the world. We can't say we're surprised; AirPods are popular, and the AirPods Max, though expensive, are a great pair of over-the-ear headphones. Still, it's kinda wild seeing second place trailing so far behind. |
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| "Hope for the future." —Rob LeFebvre, Associate Editorial Director, News |
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| If you need another electric bike for the garage, or just want to own one to see what's so popular about them, check out the Detroit DB-E. "But it doesn't look like an e-bike," you say. Yeah, that's part of the appeal, and also a sign of how far they've come. But enough talk, go pick one up now and get to riding. |
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| Netflix's ad-filled streaming tier isn't doing well. Only 9% of all new Netflix subs reportedly signed up for it as of December 20, implying there's little interest in paying for a cheaper option with fewer shows to watch. Who knew! |
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